Comprehensive Review of Organizational Psychology

Description

The discipline of industrial-organizational psychology, often known as I/O psychology, is defined by the scientific investigation of the workplace and organizational behavior. The speciality focuses on developing general rules of individual, group, and organizational behavior and using them to solve issues at work. This book covers all the key areas of industrial/organizational psychology and provides the theoretical background, a thorough literature review, and several practical tasks. The book's major goal is to assist students in gaining knowledge and abilities that they may use in organizations when they start their professional careers. The book is currently in terms of the mentioned sources and suggested readings and includes all of the most recent studies in this field. Students studying management and psychology at the undergraduate and graduate levels should read this book. Researchers, professionals, and academics in I/O Psychology will also find it helpful.